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Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
A Fine Estsblishment.

a. r. Rooelen, the music dealer al
No. ITO Market street, has recently
made very important alterations and
additions to his store, and now has one
Of the finest places in this city. The
side yard has been taken In, increasing
the width of the store, which hes also
been extended a number of feet iurther
back. 1t is we'll lighted by skyliShts
and will be heated by stesm. Iron Cir.
ders have been put in for the support Of
the upper stories, and the i'm provements
ars all done in the best manner. His
stock OF pianos, organs and other mu
sical instruments is large ard selected
with the greatest care, embracing oil
kinds and styles from the Trading
manufacturers in this country. He has
organs from S36 M, and pisDcs st pro
portionate rates. PiApo, or organs art
sold for cash, or on weekly or monthly
pay mente, and every instrument Is war
ranted to be as repr~s~nLtd.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
Changes In the Gam.,.

By An amendment to the r.msl,j
sed at the last session OF tbe osn'
sembly, It is "Unlawiul for snv
not . citizen of this State, 10 by,.
take or destroy, sell or expose f'r !
have In his or her possession. M
same has been killed any parttidss }
woodcock, grouse, rabbit. or bsr.
bird, ortolou, or rail unles he Oh. VI
drst obtained license from Inc nj.
Game Protective association " N,
censes are to be issued under me n,
Ions of the amendment at Is each
Will not permit, however, the h h,
aoy bird for market or sale On
the license money goes to the s,,1ei e,
aud the other hslf to the school n
be divided between the three lon
The hunting Of any OF the game men
I'd while the ground is coycre! with,
is also forbidden under a pe.si,T,
The season for quail, etc. i1 MI,
opens November 18th, a date viii.
sportsmen say is too late.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
tn slr I.nLh AnnI,ernnrY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Herring, cele.
p;ated the tenth anniversary Of their
married life last evening, az their resi-
dence, No. 922 French street Numer.
ous fTiencs OF the happy couple, " ho
nave thus far Travelled together ten
miles oD the mHrried road Of life, as.
semhled to extend their con gratul ations
and wish them all the happiuess Of
welded bliss, and mary years OF bcalth
and pre- sperity. Numerous bspGsome
and useful presents, In keeping with
their tenth anniversary, fairly load I'd
the table down.
tier delightful evening spent IN
social intercourse, interspersed with re-
fresbnents. the friends departed ST c
seasonable hour, amid hsnd.shaBiol
and well wishes.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
At the upern liouse.

Joseph Murphy, the celebrated Irish
Comedian, will appear at the Opera
House this evening In his simpersonstion
Of Dan O'Hara, in the comedy drama
Kerry Cow" This play depicts Irish
life ~ it ie, and has sn exceedingly
interesting story, While the character OF
Dan O'Hsra. the Kerry blacksmith, rs
presented by Mr.. Murphy, 10 q true life
picture. Mr.. Murphy during the past
what Jefferson has made Rip Van
Wrinkle, and SO closely identified him
self with It that they are insepArable
He is supported by an excellent COM
pany, and the performance will no
doubt be one OF the best OF the season.
Tomorrow night he will appear in
"Shsun Rhue," in which be will sinR
bis wonderfully successful song, "a
Handful of Earth"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
DIED..

DUDLEY On the 2sth inst. Marpora.
Dudley, aged 70 years,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tne In Iuneral from her late residence, NO W,
malnut street, on Sunday, October "a, at IL
ciock. services at EKlon church. Intern ent
at tIion cemetery.
oCA In this city, on the 2sth inst. j oseph,
sol OF hlchsfd and Is, }. Cox, in tho a2d
helatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
p'D aom me residcrce OF h bIother-in law. 22o
rIne street, on Saturd y next, 1T 2.3o d M ,
view Cemstery.
POsrLES ON September aatb 1887. Will
emma PtssIe', in her iIth year.
1,.aS ftEss ana friends are respectfully in.
slteo 10 areno her funeral on sunday after
do aous ~ o'clcck. fiom her husbands resi-
Ia bethel A. NJ. r.. Church. lnierment Ia
st. Peter's Cemetery. H' 'N
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
f1remon Rejoicing

Last night the Phoenix be'l BEGAN
ing loudly. Persons on the es.,frd|
of town glanced toward tie engine n
and beheld the reflection of VIA, "a
TO be great FIRE. The street vss|
full of hurrying people who rushed
In the lain as though they had sud-
become firemen. Still the bell cll
on. The bells of the Washington
carriage, which was on the street
ried them on. Higher and higher
the reflection Louder and louder 4
ed the bell. The crowd one after sul
reached the engine house AID with al
natured smile turned and went bod
remained TO laugh at tins fast ard
people. 1t was but the trenen buI
red fire from the Phoenix s,eeple and
ing their bell to show their JOY a, u
feat Of the measure TO district The ci|
Council.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
He offered 1t 10 the Judge,

Yesterday afternoon John w. Lewis,
a colored man who resides st Newport,
came in town to gat pint of whiskey,
bui sampled so freely that IL Ia probs.
Bile he had rs much In him as there wse
In the bottle. During the evening he
started to walk home, and when about
half way discovered that he had left
the bottle of whiskey at the place
where he bought 1t. he retraced his
steps but about midnight was 70 un
fortunate as to fail into the hande Of
the police, who locked him up. This
morning be was nrraigned before Jud GO
Lyman On a charge OF being drunk
when he gave the above explanation
and informed the judge that II be
wanted the pint Of whiskey be could
get 1t by going to place which be
named on Font street. The offer was
oeGiiped, aud on his promise to 90 homt
as soon as rsleased, he was com mitted
until noon.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
COfnpietA0

I. >. Ford & Co. have completed the
Dig JOB OF laying pipe made necessary by
.ns INJUNCTION restraing them from emp.
Tying Their refuse matter from the NOR.
rocco factory into Silverbrook. The pipe
is Twelve inches In diameter and extends
lor one and quarter miles. The tquare
from IRON broome TO Clayton was the most
ulhcuit 10 build, as they had to bore
through solid rock. This digging is said
10 nave cost IS per foot. The whole job
was costly one. The factory using the
Drain is at silverbr on, while the connec.
uoh Is at Front and Adams streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
Death OF a Weli.kuown ui,IIsn'

James Murphy, the coal dealsl
Water and Orange streets, died ~
residence. No POS W.Seyelth s'rre',t1O]
after dinner yesterday. he deceasru
In falling health for some years EetJ
to his death. He was native OF i'.a, -,
but had resided in this city iof mI
years. He WAS seaiarCr IN eaFE
and at one time connected WIFE 'he ,s -. ~
States revenue serv ce. He wa % y, =,
of age, ard leaves wife ana elsH' I
dren.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
THIRD EDITION.
Excursion to Gsstysburg.

The excursion TO Getty sburg, Pa on
Thurtday, under the auspices OF the
knights Of Welcome Lodge, A. o. U.
W., left this city ct 6 40 .. m, and NOS.
withstsndina the rain, WAS patronized
BY some $50 ladies and gentlemen, .
numb OF whom came from Delaware
City In car that was attached TO the
train 1t Newark. The excursion went by
the vay Of Baltimore, where they took
the Mary land and Pennsylvania road.
and reached Gettysburg few minutes
before noon. The excursionists, after
taking dinner ut the Eagle Hotel, were
conveyed tu Carriages to Round Top,
where the fsrcsst struggle OF that me-
morable battle took place.
They next proceeded TO different por.
tions OF the field, whero the positions Of
the numerous corps were pointed out
and explained, after which the cemo-
terry WAS visited. From Big Bound Top
there is splendid view OF the country,
fourteen different towns being visible
on o clear day. On tho battlefield,
which extends some seven miies, there
are SO Union monuments and one Don
federAte monu mept, showing where the
different regiments we're engaged. A
photographer was present and took
plCtuIo Vi kIOup VI ehO oAoohoiAteso 20
At the entrance Of DEVILS Den, and 1t
will doubtless form . memento that
may yet be greatly priced.
About 460 acres belong to the asso'
citation and visitors are prohibited
from cutting cane or taking . relic
therefrom. There are about $3.50
bodies deposited in the cemetery,
among the number being fifteen De q
wareaus, who were members OF the
First and Second Delaware Regiments
There ere many fattened balls In the
ground, and the trees ss we'll rs the
buildings in the vicinity bear the
msrks of shot and shell. The train
left Gettysburg at 6 so p. IN. and
reached this city 1T 11.20.
Much of the country through which
the read patses is highly romantic and
the excursion'sts were greatly pIeaeed
with their ride, although rather tired.
In passing up the valley through the
mountains Jack was perceived graz
inx among the rocks, when = lady IN
quired II 1t were not . Maryland rabbit.
Over 10000 persona have visited the
battle ground this season, and the trip
10 one OF the best Investments that oould
possibly have been made by any excur
sion party,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
PeriiOus Descent In a Parachute.

OswEGo, N. Y, September 29,-Pro-
fessor Z. Williams, of Cincinnati, made
successful parachute descent at Mexico
ialr grounds to day from bal oon 5000
ieet in the air
Up u cutting loose from the balloon tn,
parachute failed to initiate, owing to the
ropes becoming entssgled and he fell SO
ieet, when the ribs broke a d the para
chute Inflated. He landed In heap IN 8
corr, ,heia But ior the breaking of the
ri1s he would have been killed.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
bad PRACTICE.

A great many psople travelling ,iG, >"
this city have q habit OF laid
trains before they stop AZ tDs o.;,s
thus stopping people who ou ess evsni,n|
alight and causing great inoop III in thd
to sll. The train hands 90 . n,ns ~ bs}
power to stop it, and often reG,,vs ,hsS ID I'D
words from people whom mid ha(
from crowding on. Peopls s.V ~ otbel
me thought OF the com1ot;, n;.i;. ~ Ona,sC!i@
ss we'll as to their own Inls
sbon IA noi he allowed 10 grow.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
FIFTH EDl1ld
Dscts,on A,s,,..

Judge Barrett, Of II, S. Aa',
Rrsme Court. rtursdayV dss's. Sss
district Assembly No. V'ded o. e
Labor (saosm.kefs) Ii, IN , 81, IN. Ku
seainst them for conspI,acs ,at
ecusivs Board Of the th'sy; A.,sy,,-
strikes and boyootts, oomn.ry oomrn.y
q o., OF New York, ane pI,sa Rsi
VI baltimore, 70 dischsrgs c.',s ,.
yho refused to jcins s' ,sss: ,sa
Judge Barrett holds ,s., ,ss
able 90 operation to ms,H,.,. inv
vance wages is legal, ,n'ia,
strike where no violepos !. ,.S,a ~
ont combinations ( indiyIsnsai. s
pei .! workiuRmen TO joiu fa'' ,bs "
i've ioroes or punish those O'] vSo
mical thereto are not so,bu.,s ua
Law. The facts 10 this c,.s ~.
liberato purpose TO impov.%., u1
crush q citizen for no rsa.on oas' ~
with the rate Of wager. Tbsr sJ,,' N.Y.
acts injurious to TRACE Ana ,.sS ''S
preyent, by threats, the s,.,o, .sot
lawful calling" The writ. ',.i u, ,
corpus and oeitiorari vers diam,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
The Signal Stat.on.

When the battle was being tough
Gettysburg the Union forces hsi o
nal station on the summit Of Big Rcl
Top mountain. from which orders
given TO the different army corps. Il
10 now sn observation tower q.
place, and after we had cimbtd
there yesterday we saw Ciispids
weather beaten card. which. upon .
inspection, we found to be- &c TO I
lips & Kane number fVe East ~
street for your paints, ellis and
nishes."
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
OVERCOATS

Crowded upon us yesterday N Of
quite cold enough for Chinchil.
las or Fur Beavers, but just
right for Corkscrews, Cheviots,
Neat Mixtures, Tricots, Her
ringbones, Meltons made up in.
to light medium weight over
coats. Our first floor Is crowded
with Boys Clothing for big boys
and little boys. We clothe a
great m.ny boys in this city.
Mothers are great for going to
places were they can always be
suited at their ease and comfort.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
IOCkiaw,

Mr.. Logan, residing nesr G ras rbar Z
statioa, had the misfortune 10 have one
OF ms h0rsts run nail into ita foo;
some ihrGa or four cayg ego. ProueI
rtmedies vera appliat, but failed to
give the EniTnalreheS, and tesrs are roy,
entertained that II viii ole Of l2ckiaw
1t viii cs quito a rerioue loss to Mr.. T..
as he had the bad lack 70 loss q yluug
COW scne three months seo.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
-
Aid Solicited iOr strikers.

A joint meeting Of the Rnisa'
Labor OF WilkesbArre, Ps., and 10
oinity, was held on Wednesday ny
At which the strike in the Lehlei
gton WAS discussed. Com nmittee'
to solicit aid 10 moueI
the ttiikers, and o resolution
adopted declaring the Knights Of b'
10 J,uzerne County in hearty synps
with the men who are msnfu.y 81
Cling against the iBhuman exscH0'
unreasonable GOAL operators IN ta'
high region.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
Tho Yacht Race.

Ihe latest from the yscbt race Ia that
thh yachts started at 10 48 this morn
ing I'll 10 the wind IVES blowiDe "a
III iis' 81 hour. At that time the Vol.
unterr was rapidly pulling away from
TIE thiitie, and there was every pros.
psot OF an easy victory. The fog inter
lefed To sone extent with q view Of the
but the interest continued
unsbated.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
Death Of a COInIad Minihlor.

Inc Rev Charles Wing, a well-known
coiorec minister, died at his home in OK
10, d0rn' ND, yesterday ,aged about 6S years.
ne deceased was at one time stationed at
Ezion A. NJ. Z Church this city, and has
many friends here, among them being
I4e u well known Stansbury Murray, Jr
ne leaves wite ard two children, both
OF whom are grown.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
SHOCK OF EarthnnaEa

Reports from Santiago. state tba. at
IN. on September 23i, a severe
shock OF earthq uske lastipg half a min
ute was felt there Two persons were
ipJu'ed, and several houses were dam.
aged. An hour later two shocks of
lesser intensity were felt. The commo-
ZION extspced from Guantanamo TO
hHrzAnillo. The shocks were also felt
~ Kingston, Jamaica.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
uc s,gpad tho pledge.

When the case OF Jacob Ausush y
charged with oonmit,ina sn "a s5 Il
and battery on his wife, was cs,i.u s..,sd i
morning, City Solicitor Ball s.s'pu sa
the COURT that IS Mrs AusuS' Ia ~ ~
very sick child, she was unsS'v S,aw
pear, and was willing to ~i,no'aIa al
charge if he would sign tue PG N
rhe prisoner agreed to this .,.us' Anu A.
the costs had been paid py n's hi,
was sworn by Olerk Hy'and 70 ,ayis, a.,
from the use OF all kindB Vi 'D'e
ing liquor.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
Yha t3iAss IlInuern-

Madam Andersop's glass blowers
shll ceRtinue TO draw large cro~cs 81,
pdd Feilo~g' Hall. The attraction Is ..
double one, the smazins tes'ure ut
We ch Ia pIof. Jukcs Electric o .zsr
Mi = q. PrLtt won the hs Nc come prsze
in the iit5le girls contest. Tn!s a.5sr.
nom and evening the houoely nlaL's
contes. takes p.ao=.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
Civii Service Law Violated.

II In stated thst suit vii! be brd
by Attorney General ShermSn I'd
the Mayor Of Haverhil, Mlsschul
to test the civil service law in
Stale. The Mayor was fn,nAhsl
the Civil Service Examiners vi
list of oligibles for pA,roimen. Th
contained the pames OF two Te.eEal
diors. The Mayor appointed 3
veteran. 1t 10 claimed that the
giving preference to soldiers
s.sd. The Mayor claims ths
pointee was better fitted for
than the veteran. TIE Q 10
whether the May or has any diicr
in the matter.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
Sent to the AsyIum

The coloied eirl who wss arr, sted At
the inetenoe tf Meyer Ms,ers, lew
dsSs eince, sad conhu>n p, police ,ts.
ton, las been sent TO he inranp de epsrt
mcnt OF tGe simahpuse, a. it vas eyi.
dent that ehe ID roc IL Ler Iisht mind
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30

on,oe CLOSED on saturday n n, ,,,mIu
Those desiring sests in the sr,s.th W a 4
ton Com mercial College, sps h,S vod
Market M streets, evening seLs'osIib 81 ,bsy ,
do vol TO call this evenips,
ooins fast. Number limi'eu
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
Fatally shot.

Three men attempted to ROB a Tss S.s'I "a
Rising san, Md last night, u, % ppetid
prietor, however, hrafu , y, Ard his q
away with their plupder, anu n's ssCterwsr1
at random One of them Was W,,nded, al
found In bark iata ~ "ouH
taken to Elkton.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
COlOT6u UniOn.I

Mrs. Francis K HAitia will bs az
Ezi0n Church, Ninth and French
streoTs. on Tuesdoy evening, Ooiohor4
to form Young Women's Otrisun1
fenparsIcs Union. A large rttenaA zee
Is drsirod.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
ShOrt-ttand,

Teacher Of twenty years. experience
at Gde night sessions Of the Wilmington
commercial Ooilegs, Eighth aud Mar.
kst eLreets. No tcxt books. Easy
lesson Sheets" Rases low. Begins
CJtaber 3,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
B,Dk0 Down

4 tEc,hOFta ~sgou, laGded with
manure, broke down at the corner Of
HarY land avenue sna Cedar streaI
ahsnt IL e'cioct today, the right h.nJ
"hetl completely colispiug.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
ChiIdren's

req top. long leg boots only 75 cents.
baococE's, 2O6 Market street, above
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
XhA NAnflasay

Tomorrow promises to be from cloud =
TO clearing, with stationary ;empera.
tart. Sunday clearing aud colder.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30

"he pace to apend an evening pleas.
2a:.y Is CT 22a King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30

For the best family fur go 70
Bros, Font and Ofauaa Streets
Silverbrook.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30
Oalf and Kid

boo,e for men and boys p.bcod
grades and lowest prlSess. ess.ocopd.
ans Market street, above oe''
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30

Persons In want oe fall sioehinR
would DO we'll By selecting . suit from
Ash. the merchant tailor, 706 NsFkss
street. FL.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30

ETUR SALEM, Z. UOa. 9Th AND PINE
Il streets; Etore and d d8eIling; low price
aud very easy terms. GEO. X. TOWN
SEND, olt Market street. $50 3r
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30

NyANrED-A YOUNG MAN IN =
NEf, 3-d and N onIos reefs, sJo.2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30

ESOR SALE-uROCHRY STORE AMI
" hxtures; good stand for city and coun'
try trade. Address l., this offlee. SEQ 81
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30

EtOh StI.E-3 MJLAsSES UANS:
4. slso bios end sbelvin {, suitsbls for a
grocery store. Apply at 1COi Pine st
e30-2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30

NYANTED-A SOBER, RELIABLE
w man who understends the cEle Of
horses and oarIlsgeg. Inquire at 6tu and
Rodney st1. r. J. fCkD. sS0-os
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30

UTANrLD-WHIcE cE GIRL FOK 8ER.
w erai house work. Apply at tl3 Tay.
lor street. between o and In the evening.
s80.2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30

GsA REWAkD-LuSr--oN SATURDAY
sp6 last, between IL q. IN. ard q p. m, on
Meg street, q garnet Dreast pin. no Under
will receive the above reward on leaving
same at Il. p. keevo's, b!b King at. 1T
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30

State OF the Temperature
81 she REPUBLICAN offioe to Gay, in THE
shade:
O'Clock 10 O'Clock Ia O'CLOCK
$50 e92 20
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30

After the adoption of the endorsement
of the Dayton Hedge Fence. on motion Of
David j. Murphey. vote of thanks was
rendered the officers and
agents of the Dayton Hedge +, nee Com
pany for the pleasures of the day.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30

EtoR SALE-GEESE FEATHERS, Is
~ lots 70 suit purchasers. L. N. 5LAf
ION, 307 King street. e9o-sr
Daily Republican., 1887-09-30

yXyANrED--TU RENT, by A YOUNG
w married couple, no fsmlly, . or
room house. with or without Datn, east OF
Madison and west OF Market. Possession
25th OF October. Address Hvuse, thts Of
foe. s3O.2ss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-20

her head and almost COlCeals it with her
appraised arm, whose reversed hand seems
to seek how 10 ward off an invisible blow
Her other arm, with the hand also opened
is extended free from her body, while the
serpent is running away.
See his Judith" whose strong and
pure beauty is worthy OF the Chisel CT an
antique master.
YVES struck with tae expression in 3
bust of "Clrist" on the cross, because
this expression is different than anything
that has been usually done. In that face
there is nothing emaciated, nothing terri,
bly, painful, but g serenity sweet and
secure; il is not 4 man CGItOTted with
pain; it is superhumau being who feels
in his suffering the salvation Of humanity.
Opposite to this work, in marble, is g
large group Of "Homer," seated on the
shore OF the ocean, singing mis- Had, anG
at his feet servant youth, who
guides the blind poet and accom-
panies mis- singing with the Tyre. Happily
conceived is the contrast between the
boys Egyptian type and the cid mans,
which is purely GreCi&n, and marvellous
is the sentiment IN those blind eyes, lifted
up to heaven, whence the poet seeks in
spiration for MS immortal poem, while re
hears the accorGs OF the Tyre and
the mysterious, Incessant rhythm of the
waves Of the ocean before him.
noted also, high relief, or en- ale
gorical trisde, called "IsrseI," COM
posed Of g female figure Jerusalem"
"Jesus OF NAZARETH end "Anasuer, ;"
the wandering Jew. There is in this
work such philosophical depth and such
vast conception that it merits not Jew
lines in @ Journal, but 81 entire poem, for
in reality Enis relief is 81 entire poem in
Itself.
There is a "David," lste work of the
sculptor's, of rare elegance in its lines
and Of q unique and mastery execution.
Then hall hgure pOrtrait OF List, the
mystic musician, the o2ly portrait he
ever consented TO sit fer entirely and
which is as rue TO life as is the speaking
bronze bust Of the celebrated Hotchkiss.
But one marvel a5ove al others before
which person can stand for hours in
contemplation is the diaphsnous intaglio
relief portraits of Miss Mamie Tunstau OF
| Virginia, for whose pure profile and va
porous locks Of golden bronze hair Eze-
kiel seems TO 2&ve stolen the moons rays,
it is luminous, neyer-tO-b e-fOrgotten
vision; so much so that on the margin OF
one of its Photographs, Lis II himself, In
spired by SC much natural and artistic
beauty, indited q sweet musical phrase
and Alma Tadems wrote of it on the same
photograph, Ga piece of sculpture would
like to have painted" And these are his
works. COJETEsS LARA.
Rome, July 1887.